Um, what medication are you on? Just wondering as T2s normally don't have hypos unless on a medication like gliclazide or insulin. Did you finger prick when the alarms went off, because they are often just "compression lows" i.e. a false low alarm caused by lying on the sensor.3.9 this morning alarm went off 3 times had one lot of jelly baby's I hate trying to eat them in the middle of the night goes anyone know how much tropical I could have instead please
Ah right, I don't know about orange juice as I haven't touched it since I was diagnosed over 20 years ago.Hi thanks for your reply I am on lantus nothing else for the last 6 months yes I did finger prick on each alarm the first was 4.1 sencer 3.9 second was 3.9 Spencer was 3.9 the last was 4.1 finger prick 3.9 Sencer sorry tropical is orange juice
thank you again for your reply I dose in the morning 32 units, i was started off with 12 units when i was diagnosed 6 months ago, when i was admitted to hospital with a number of problems, i developed Sepsis, Coli and a kidney infection, i was in hospital for 3 weeks and i believe i had ketones at one point but was so ill to begin with its hard to recall, i do remember having fast acting insulin as well as Lantus to begin with, but i wasn't eating much if anything for a while, when i was discharged i was given the Lantus and basically left to it, it was suggested i might be late onset type one by the only time i saw the DN at our doctors, they told me to keep increasing the Lantus until things stabilised, to be honest i have just tweaked it myself, they are aware of what i have done and dont seem to be interested or bothered, our Gp the diabetic lead said he was impressed with my progress when i saw him in December which was an appointment i made to get help and he perscribed my Libre sensor to keep an eye on my readings, but thats it, if it hadn't been for this forum i dont know what i would have done sorry for the long reply my A1C when diagnosed was 87 6 weeks later it was 57 tested at the one DN appointed i had and now the predicted A1C on the Libre is 49Ah right, I don't know about orange juice as I haven't touched it since I was diagnosed over 20 years ago.
If you are on Lantus and seeing low numbers like that then may I suggest it's time for you to do a basal test. Although the overnight numbers seen do suggest that you may need to reduce the Lantus a little. Though it may depend on the timing of your injection. Do you inject before bed or in the morning?
3.9 this morning alarm went off 3 times had one lot of jelly baby's I hate trying to eat them in the middle of the night goes anyone know how much tropical I could have instead please